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_~. Insists That the Wil of the & Conservative Convention In a fighting speech before the big Conservative conference held at Toronto on Wednesday, Nov. 19th, Premier Ferguson left no doubt as to his intention to resist all efforts, within or without his own party, to thwart the will of the people as exâ€" pressed in the O. T. A. plebiscite on Oct. 23 last. ° He declared for the principle Of adherence to the will of the people, and his last sentence, aâ€"clearâ€"and emphatic declaration of his course, brought the whole conclave to his feet, cheering him. He said, as a finale to his address: "I want to say to you that there is uo office in the gift of the people, not even the Prime Ministership of the Province of Ontario, great posâ€" ition as it is, that has sufficient atraction for me to cause me fo violate an obligation given to the people." â€" The "wet" issue was precipitated when a resolution, tabled by F. W. Wilson, M.P.P., Windsor, and W. G. Weichel, M.P.P., for North Waterâ€" lo0, as mover and seconder, was inâ€" troduced. It read as follows: ‘"We, supporiers of the Conservative Party in the Province of Ontario, resolve and declare that in our opinion the results of the recent plebiscite, held Oct. 23, 1924, constitute a mandate from the people to the Legislature of this Province to pass legislation providing for Government Control in those ridings that desire it, and that such legislation is necessary in the best interests of law and order." Aftér the resolution was read there was the hottest kind of disâ€" cussion. The resolution itself never came to a vote, the whole row being over the motion of Mr. McCausland that the resolution be presented to the meeting for discussion. , The ultimate standing vote upon the question of whether the resoluâ€" tion should be considered by the convention found only ~ three sSupâ€" porters, among them Mr. McCausâ€" land and a remarkable feature of the vote was that not even F. W. Wilgon, M.P.P., or W. G. Weichel, M.P.P., the mover and seconder, were to be found standing in favor amendment, the whole room, with the exception of the three propon ents, stood up, and celebrated its victory amid a burst of cheering. of Hon. Mr. Ferguson in his final adâ€" dress said: "All I am asking of the Conservative party today is that they manifest some degree of conâ€" fidence in this government. We are just as vitally interested in this problem as Mr. McCausland or any other elector in this province, and, without saying anything disparag ingly, I think I have just as good a grasp of public sentiment on this question. "The duty of the government is not to legislate for® southwest Torâ€" onto, or Windsor, or Waterloo, or any other riding. The duty of the government is to legislate for the whote *province. "I want to say to you that when this meeting decides to have a conâ€" vention to select a leader, it will find I am not subm tine my nvue to i:, because I have no cesirs ef aubb tion to ioâ€"ve as l sdler of the Conâ€" servative puily. I ana thove only i cause you think I can do you some service, and wnen tvuu ihink someâ€" body else con serve this party better â€"be ascured of this. that 10 owill cheerful;, and with some sease of relief, hand the sceptre over to my successor, and do my utmost to he‘n him in the burden he bas to carry. The O. T. A. is there by popular vote. I say no selfâ€"respecting governâ€" ment could pursue any other course than to say to the people: "What do you want with respect to this legislation ?" The peculiar way old Mother Earth takes her course through inâ€" finite space seems to clip a slice of daylight off both ends of each of these shortening November day»J and the candle has to be lit and the backJog replenished a Jittle earlier every evening. Iceâ€"cream days on the piazza, rambles in the woodâ€"lot, the long, long furrow down the braeâ€" side, alinging fertilizer for the land‘s sake, and hanling produce of the "backâ€"fifty" are now only a hearth stone dream, but the daily round of chores and proparing three repasts a day are ever with ug. With Toots at the plano, Jack and Betty walte Fireside Folliesâ€" its discussion. Then, for the Local Qption Resolution Only Three Supporters Ferguson for O. T. A. 8T. JACO®HS ,T.AJ| 1894 > ing to the Braes o‘Mar on the phonâ€" ola, a radio set in the alcove catchâ€" up the harmony of the air. Mother revelling in the opinions on church unilon as revealed in the letters in ‘‘The Globe" and our almondâ€"eyed friend Hong Kong drops in to have a round at mah jong, it is no longer necessary to hang the old motto "Home Sweet Home" out in the garâ€" age. ‘The motor is still pacing the highway but distance does not lend much enchantment to the view these nights when you run out of gas 5 mfles from a tank. However, 50 years from now people will be speakâ€" ing of the gay giddy days as the "good old:times". The village flour TH EY have come because of our promise "to try to pass all Anniversary Sales Records" by givinE prices and selections so extraordinary that they will prove irresistible to more people than ever before too advantage of an Anniversary Sale in Kitchenes. t * : We believe we have fulfilled our promise.â€" We have passed the "acid test". Good friends will be better friends. New friends will be lasting friends out of the values we are giving in this sale. _ We are sure of the verdict of the first week shoppers upon our efforts. One of the features of this Anniversary in a system to have new Merchandise brought into this display nearly every day. â€" Saturday there will be Specials not shown before. KIDDIES‘ TWEED AND SERGE SUITS Regular $5.00 and $7.00 values for 30th ANNIVERSARY SALE Extra speciaL value in Women‘s _ and Growing Girls‘ Oxfords and one strap Pumps in Black Kid Calf and Patent and Brown‘ Calf. Made on this season‘s lasts. Low, medium and Cuban heels, Every size, 214 to 8. Regular $4.50 for Men‘s Mennonite grain Work Boots, waterâ€"proof boots, solid leather, made for comfort and long wear. Sizes 6 to 11.. Sale price $2‘85 W MEN‘S SEASONABLE FOOTWE AR ° MEN‘S RUBBERS, Very Special. Sale Price When our door swings open on Saturday morning, Nov. 22, a new record of real valueâ€"giviqg will be established iq Kitchener, for never in the history of this city have greater values in Boots and Shes been placed before discriminating buyers. $3.98 ~" $4.98 $2.95 The Anniversary Sale Faced Confidently the Audience of â€" the First Week‘s Shoppers | mill of which we are justly proud, is running day and night endé®vorâ€" ing to catch up on orders for their brands of flour. Who‘s Who and What‘s What Mr. V. H. Gateman, Mr. Hartley and Mr. Lanadale, a trio of singers from New York, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Thoms and other relatives over the week end. The Canada Felt Co. are very busy filling rush Christmas orders since climatic conditions have put on a more rubust countenance on certain parts of our fair Dominion. An interesting dowble wedding took place at the home of Mr. Danâ€" ol Cressman northâ€"west of this town Men‘s Brown or Black Calf leather of fine quality, Goodyear welt soles, round toe last and rubber heels. Sizes 6 to 11. Sale Prite :c oc is>: $4.85 All the leathers, all the lasts that men want for winter wear. Men‘s Women‘s and Growing Girls‘ High Cut Lace Shoesl made from selected Calf and Kid leathers, low and Cuban heels. Sizes 214 to 8. Reg. $5.00. Sale $3.95 }Price Footwear for Fall $9.00 to SUITS for KNQWN FOR REMARKABLE VALUE GIVING Women‘s Extra! Special! 200 Pair of Men‘s Tweed P regular $3.50 value, at, per pair ...........2.... TOF : +...sise, uy se & Regular $6.50 Pants gular $6.50 Pants $4,08 Regular $4.50 Pants OV ERCOATS OV ERCOATS OV ERCOATS OV ERCOATS $12.00 to $14.00 SUITS Shoes $30.00 to $32.00 SUITS $16.00 to $18.00 sUITS Men‘s Tweed Pants $92.50 $292.00 $10.00 $9.98 $45.00 SUITS $1.19 46 KING ST. EAST $10.00 $6.95 Men‘s smart designs in black or brown Oxâ€" fords, oak soles, Goodâ€" year welt, made on the new round toe last and rubber heels. Sizes 6 to 11. Reg. $7.00. Special this Sale Boys‘ Fina Box Kip Lace Shoes, made on the new popular square toe last. Sizes 1 to 5%, made $2 45 for dress wear. Sale Price ................ * Boys‘ All Solid Leather Shoes for dress or school wear. Black or brown. Sizes 1 to 514. Sale Price ..::.c0:::rysime?ran.arsnas onles ma‘s sn $2'95 i 1 to 13. ice ........ Sizes 11 to 13. Sale Price $2.35 Women‘s Comfort Oxâ€" fords, made of fine Donâ€" gola Kid, Cushion insole. medium low rubber heels sizes 314 to 8. Sale Price ... . $2°95 wWOMEN‘S OXFORDS on Wednesday, Nov. 26th, when his son Amos was married to Miss Han f hah Brubachér, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michae! Brubacher of this| town and his daughter, Mary Ann.1 and Mr. Michael Bowman were wedâ€"| ded. The two young couple take np‘ their homes on nearâ€"by farms. | Mr. W. H. Winkler is the latest vf our citzens to instal a radio set and is enjfoying to the full the menâ€" The Russian Mennonites held a communion service in the local Menâ€" nonite church last Sunday afternoon. which was a real getting back to Zion, with all its allowed associaâ€" tions in a free land for the large number that was present. Men‘s Oxfords $2.98 Reg. $7.00 DON‘T MISS These Bargains Boys‘ Suits and Overcoats OV ERCOATS ~$790. $3.95 $15.00 to $16.00 SUITS OV ERCOATS OV ERCOATS $35.00 to $38.00 SUITS $20.00 to $22.00 sSUITS $10.98 $24.80 $14.90 Regular $5.00 Pants TOF ::==zrian.ss. Regular $7.50 Pants fOr ............. veed Pant: S% .058 Grey Suede Oxfords for women. This is built on a round toe last with meâ€" dium low heels, medium heavy soles. Sizes $4.95 3 to 7. Sale Price Men‘s Fall and Winter Men‘s _ Black _ Kip Leather Shoes, standard dress and sewn soles. Extra wear is built into every pair. Sizes 6 to 11. Sale Price .... @9 OR WOMEN‘S RUBBERS, Very Special, this sale 95C Attractive Footwear for Women S H O EL S OV ERCOATS tal treat of speech and song which is caught up in the air in these later days. a Early Sunday morning some one did a little detouring and broke inâ€" to the Canada Felt factory and Jac ob Good‘s garage, but absconded without _ t with them Dr. Robertson, Dentist, at New Dundee every Tuesday. The many friends of Miss Lucinda Otterbein are glad to hear that she $18.00 to $20.00 SUITS OV ERCOATS OV ERCOATS OV ERCOATS $3.98 $5.98 $50.00 to $60.00 SUITS $39.00 to $42.00 SUITS $25.00 to $28.00 SUITS $13.98 $3§8.50 > $2.95 $28.50 $17.80 taKing anything valuable NEW DUNDEE Men‘s and young men‘s models, Tweeds, Overâ€" checks, etc. Greatly $9'80 sacrificed. MEN‘S FALL TOPCOATS WATERPROOF COATS Regular up to $20.00. 150 pair of Women‘s Shoes at 69¢ a pair. Mostâ€" ly small sizes brown, black, gray and also color combinâ€" ations. Sizes 244 to to 444. Pair ....... 69c About 60 pair of Ladies‘ Oxfords and Pumps in small sizes only, Sizes 2% to 4. Regular $4.00. to clear at 890 Children‘s Shoes in a large variety of styles and leathers to setect from. Sizes 2 to 74. a Reg. $2. Sale price$1’l9 Ladies‘ House Slippers, low rubber heels, oneâ€"strap or elastic front. Sizes 3 to 8. Sale price .. 79c Women‘s _ Felt _ Juliet Slippers, leather soles and heels at half price. Reg. $2.00. Sale Price @1 N) EXTRA _ . SPECIAL Boys‘ Rubbers, sizes 1 to 5. Sale price .. 95c Misses‘ Rubbers, sizes 11 to 2. Sale price 89(5 OV ERCOATS SPECIAL! $22.00 to $23.00 sUITS $15.98 Mr. Victor Dinger is improving his property by adding a barn and garage. ic making good progress towards reâ€" hold a bazaar at Kavelman‘s Hall on Mr. John Buck is making addi tions to his hatchery. covery after an operation in the K.â€"W. bospital. . BORNâ€"On Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon B. Hallman. A son. Misses Lily and Emma and Mr Ed. Lautenschlager visited in Hes peler on Sunday. . BORNâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Vernia Witmer, a son. ‘The Lutheran Ladies‘ Aid wili $1.00 T MEN‘S CAPS_ _ Reg. $2.50. All new Fall $1 5Q Price ... Shirts and Drawers, sizes 32 to 44. Regular $1.25. Sale OQm Shawl Collar. Regular $4.50. Sale Price ...... Colored Stripes and Soft Cuffs. Regular $2.50. Sale Price $1 39 Fall weight in merino and spring needle knit. All sizes $1 95 ® Values to $4.50. All sizes and colors ........ Greys, Fawns, Browns and Blacks, Regular $5.00 values. All SIZ@3 .................. $3'45 PENMAN‘S MERINO UNDERWEAR Regular $1.00. Sale Price 690 MEN‘s SCOTCH KNIT RIBBED WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS Saving to you. ? Hundreds of designs and colori._‘ Regular 75e and $1.00, go 49(: s MEN‘S HEAVY FLEECEâ€"LINED SHIRTS at .. In good mixed tweeds, brown and grey, .All sizes. Sale Price .2................ $1°19 Patterns. All sizes ... Workmen‘s Dept. Men‘s Blue Stripe Overalls, elasâ€" tic back. Regular $1.75 Sale Price ............. $1’25 Men‘s Black or Blue Stripe Overâ€" alls. Regular $2.25. Sale PFriGe ...srlrasseycniers $1'69 MEN‘S MERINO WORK SOCKS COMBINATION UNDERWEAR Regular up to $1.00. Price 2..22.....22.2.... Men‘s Pullover Sweaters, Reg. MEN‘S BLACK CASHMERE Regular 75¢ at MEN‘S SILK AND KNITTED TIES R Our immense stock must be reâ€" Be here early and inspect every Regular 40¢c. Sale Price wWORK SOCKS Regular 75¢c. Sale Price MEN‘S WORK SHIRTS $1.25 Values cut to ... _( $1.75 Values cut to .. $j $2.25 Values cut to .. @7 MEN‘S SWEATER COATS MEN‘S SOFT FELT HATS MEN‘S SMOCKS AND OVERALLS MEN‘S WORK MITTS OR GAUNTLETS egular up to $1.00. Sale 50c MEN‘S HEAVY RIBBED MEN‘S FINE SHIRTS MEN‘S SWEATERS OUR WONDERFUL BOYS‘ BLOOMERS Saturday, Nov. 29. Lunch will be served from 6 to 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Bauers, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Madter, the Misses Nellie and Mary Hilborn and Mr. Daye Litwiller attended the Winter Fair at Toronto. SHIRTS _ 98c â€" $1.39 â€" $1.50 $1.95 $2.95 $1.95 29¢ 50c¢